EVENT: NHL Heritage Classic Hosts Outdoor Spectator Plaza & MMV Giveaway for a #HeritageClassic Prize Pack

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On Sunday, March 2, before the puck drops for the 2014 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic, the parking lot outside the Plaza of Nations will transform into the 2014 Canadian Tire NHL Spectator Plaza. Festivities that highlight the event include:

  • Autograph opportunities and a live question and answer session with 1994 Vancouver Canucks Stanley Cup Final team members Kirk McLean and Cliff Ronning
  • Interactive hockey-themed attractions
  • A chance to win tickets to 2014 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic game
  • A wide selection of officially licensed merchandise and collectibles
  • Photobooths, contests, prizes, samples, mascots and more!

The Spectator Plaza will be on between 9am to 1pm, on Sunday March 2.  For more details, visit: nhl.com/heritageclassic.

MMV Giveaway: Modern Mix Vancouver is giving away a 2014 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic Prize Pack which includes a #HeritageClassic mug, an NHL Team Tim Card pre-loaded with $20 and an official 2014 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic t-shirt (Men’s Large).  To enter, please “LIKE” the MMV Facebook Page at facebook.com/modernmixvancouver and ALSO leave a comment below about your favourite thing about Canada’s national sport, hockey!  One random winner will be chosen from the comments below and contacted via email. Giveaway ends Sunday March 2 (10pm PST).

For an additional entry: Follow @ModernMixVan on Twitter and tweet “Win from @ModernMixVan a #HeritageClassic prize pack!  Details here: http://bit.ly/1gOk0OH | RT to enter!”

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26 Responses

  1. I love how hockey makes everyone stop and watch the game, whether at work around a computer or on the telly or at a bar. It’s what makes us Canadian!!

  2. I love how the action of the game keeps me at the edge of my seat (if it’s a good game). I love how the crowd collectively cheers for goals and groan when a shot’s missed. I love how it feels to be in the actual arena and cheering for my team – or even at a restaurant to cheer for Team Canada I can’t go to the game. I love how passionate fans get – but we could do without the riots. I love how Vancouver sounded when we won gold in 2010. I remember where I was when Team Canada won gold in 2002. I remember watching my first NHL game in Montreal. I remember how my heart was pounding when the Habs won in overtime against the Bruins.

    In short: I love Hockey 🙂

    (ps: sorry for the essay!)

  3. My fave thing is the passion Canadians have for Hockey and the energy and such loyal fans. The states are not die hard fans like Canadians.

  4. Hockey is Canadian national sport! Can’t wait until Sunday, hope they can get a couple of wins before then though.

  5. I love the memories of growing up with hockey. It’s a bonding experience for many families both watching and playing.

  6. I love how hockey unites Canadians. No matter what part of Canada, the passion we share for the game is truly spectacular.

  7. I love hockey because its a sport that gives us moments like the last goal Burrows scored in Game 7 against the Hawks. It’s love, its hate, its nailbiting excitment. It’s a sport that cannot be duplicated.

  8. I love the excitement leading up to a goal and waiting for that one goal!! Plus the players <3 and the Canadian love for hockey !

  9. I love the suspense leading up to a goal, the way you just anticipate and you see it coming and when they scored, the way you just get up and scream! Just love how when theres big events for hockey, its big everywhere

  10. I love how hockey brings everyone together to all watch around the tv. Regardless of which team we are rooting for, everyone has a great time. And that hockey is super exciting!! Thanks!

  11. I love how hockey bring all sorts of people together! They may have nothing in common, but once hockey is on the screen or on the ice, they all come together!

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